Artificial intelligence (AI) is predicted to become an integral part of work and home life by 2025, with AI-powered agents taking on more autonomous tasks and simplifying life for consumers and workers. AI is expected to help address global challenges like climate change and healthcare access through advancements in memory, reasoning, and other innovations.
In 2025, artificial intelligence is forecast to evolve from a tool for work and home to an integral part of both., which forecast AI-powered agents will do more with greater autonomy and help simplify life for consumers at home and for the workforce on the job.
“AI is already making the impossible feel possible, and over the past year we’ve seen significant numbers of people and organisations moving from AI experimentation to more meaningful adoption,” says Chris Young, executive vice president of business development, strategy and ventures at Microsoft. These capabilities will continue to be useful in fields like science, coding, maths, law and medicine, allowing models to compare contracts, generate code and execute multistep workflows.
“Think of agents as the apps of the AI era,” says Charles Lamanna, corporate vice president of business and industry Copilot. “Just as we use different apps for various tasks, agents will begin to transform every business process, revolutionising the way we work and manage our organisations. With advancements in memory, reasoning and multimodal capabilities, agents will handle more complex assignments with new skills and ways to interact.
Even as global data centre workloads in 2020 were roughly nine times what they were in 2010, for example, data centre electricity demand increased only 10%.
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